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Lockout Update: Day 46: There is still a lockout.
Fantasy Guide - Fully updated as of October 26. When the season is announced, I will re-jig the projections from Abdelkader through to Zubrus.
Andrei Markov is hurt again. You can hang your hat on calling that one. Oddly enough, I did call it and some Habs fans actually protested. I assume they're Habs fans, perhaps they're just Markov owners. Anyway, don't count on Markov playing 60 games in a (full) NHL season.
The good news is, his injury is to his upper body and not his knee. Good news in the sense that it's not serious and he'll only be sidelined short-term. But bad news in the sense that he is a Band-Aid Boy through and through - he doesn't need a wonky knee to ensure an injury, he'll find a way to get one regardless.
Taylor Hall will make his AHL debut Friday for Oklahoma City. Now that Magnus Paajarvi, Ryan Nugent-Hopkins and Jordan Eberle are rolling, I would guess that Hall will anchor a second line. It pretty much gives OKC a couple of NHL scoring lines like you've never seen in the AHL before.
The NHL and MLB are teaming up to stop a bill allowing single game betting in Canada. Currently, it's only legal to bet on a minimum of three games. The thinking by the league is that single game betting increases the risk of higher-stakes that lead to players throwing games, or fans becoming violent towards referees.
Marcus Johansson has officially signed to play in Sweden's second tier. It is a short-term contract and he can sign in the SEL if and when the NHL's season is cancelled.
In case you missed this yesterday - Inside Gary Bettman's annual Halloween party. One of Down Goes Brown's best…
Here is an interview from Michael Russo with Donald Fehr. Some interesting snippets:
Fehr: "You go into buy a car and let's say it has a $35,000 sticker on it and you offer 15. The dealer laughs at you and says, 'maybe 33.' And you say, 'No, I'll improve my offer to 20. I improved it 33 percent.' Well it still doesn't mean it has any reasonable chance of success at any point. It's an improvement off a number that had zero chance of success. And so you have to view their position from that standpoint."
And later:
Russo: " I always wonder and I think fans do, how do you justify fighting for 12.3 percent of a salary when you're potentially risking the loss of 100 percent if we lose a season?"
Fehr: "If this was a one-year agreement, that would make a lot of sense. But it's not. It's a five-or-six-or-seven-year agreement. Also, look at what's on the table [from the owners], there's a lot more that's on the table in addition to just player share. They're saying the things players got in the last agreement in return for the 24 percent rollback [and salary cap], they have to take it back. They (the players) lose ground in salary arbitration, they lose ground in free agency, lose ground in the entry-level system, contracts are limited in all kinds of ways that make them much less secure."
Russo: "Are you worried about fractures in the union or players worried about lost wages? Are some players frightened?"
Fehr: "Yeah. … But that doesn't mean you make a bad agreement because of it."
Some interesting insight on Dallas prospect Radek Faksa here. Jeff Angus interviews Brock Otten of OHL Prospects.
Here is Radek Faksa's fantasy profile from DobberProspects. Updated March, June, July and October - this is what I envisioned for that site: lots of fresh updates that you can consult at any time on a player, complete with links to stats as well as youtube footage. Brendan Ross and Rich Dillon are doing bang-up jobs over there, and the scouting staff has been great.
Speaking of the great scouting staff, one of the DobberProspects scouts Miika Arponen interviewed Anders Lindback yesterday and asked some questions on our behalf. The key question for fantasy hockey owners is this - can you handle the added workload expected in Tampa, given that your career high in games played at any level is 49 games (from eight years ago)?
"I don't think I'll have any problems with the amount of games, of course it's a challenge but I think I can handle it."
Other quotes from Lindback:
"I was really happy to be traded to Tampa and it's very exciting to get a shot at the starting role. It's what I have been targeting my whole life and that's why I have been training for.
I don't think [the NHL] will start very soon, it's been very quiet there lately. But I'm excited to play here and it prepares me well for the NHL. The Finnish league is most like North American leagues in Europe, very straight forward and fast. I thought it'd be best for me to play here while the lockout lasts."
His Finnish team's goalie coach, Markus Korhonen, also had great things to say about Lindback to our guy Arponen:
"Lindbäck is a very diligent player and he gives his 100 percent every day even in the practice. He has very quick feet for such a large goalie and his stickwork and understanding of the game are superb."
Ryane Clowe has signed to play with ECHL's San Francisco Bulls, a team partially owned by proud DobberHockey forum member Ben10 (who later became "Vintage Vibe"). Congrats to both the club and to Ben for landing the big fish.
The Hockey Writers takes a look at the five worst Maple Leafs contracts. I'll go through them, but taken from the proper perspective only one contract is truly horrible and unexplainable:
1. Tim Connolly (two years, $9.5 million) - I disagree that this is number one. It was a roll of the dice that failed, but a two-year deal was very low risk for such a dice roll.
2. Mike Komisarek (five years $22.5 million) - Bingo. Even at the time of the signing this was clearly a bad deal. This should have been your number one.
3. Matt Lombardi (three years $10.5 million) - I wouldn't count this. The Leafs only got two of those years and they got a top defenseman prospect in exchange for taking the two years. Sure, the d-man didn't pan out. But it was a safe gamble. Sometimes even safe gambles fail. But Lombardi brings speed and skill to the checking line so unlike Connolly, he won't be completely useless. Last year was a one-off.
4. James van Riemsdyk (six years $25.5 million) - The only way this deal becomes bad is if JVR is hurt for most of it.
5. Mikhail Grabovski (five years $27.5 million) - Yes. But he would have made more on the open market. Not a lot more, but more. If the Leafs wanted to keep him, this was the contract they needed to sign. So the question becomes - should they have wanted to keep him?
Look for the Top 300 keeper league player rankings and Top 100 D-man rankings to be released tomorrow. October was my first month missed since the last lockout because I was waiting for camps to open…and then too many days had passed.
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Nunnelly Wins 800m Run at Boilermaker Open
Saturday, April 26, 2003Valparaiso University's Nate Nunnelly (Valparaiso, Ind./Valparaiso H.S.) won the 800m run on Saturday afternoon at the Boilermaker Open in West Lafayette, Ind. going away. The red-shirt junior broke the tape in a time of 1:53.73, more than two seconds in front of his nearest competitor in the non-scoring meet for the second fastest time in school history.
Action at the meet got underway on Friday evening when the Crusaders took second and third place in the 3,000m steeplechase. Matt Blume (Logansport, Ind./Pioneer H.S.) crossed the finish line in a time of 9:33.44, less than four seconds behind the winner, while teammate Doug Brown (Bluffton, Ohio/Allen East H.S.) was one spot back with a time of 9:45.15.
Todd Goodrick (Rochester Hills, Mich./Rochester Hills H.S.) earned an eighth place finish in the shot put on Friday evening as well with a season's best heave of 46'2".
On Saturday, Kristopher Schmautz (Missoula, Mont./Hellgate H.S.) earned a seventh place finish in the javelin with a heave of 168'8" on the infield for the Brown and Gold.
On the oval, Kyle Jones (Valparaiso, Ind./Valparaiso H.S.) finished in ninth place in the 800m behind Nunnelly with a time of 1:57.47.
The Brown and Gold took both eighth and ninth places in the 400m hurdles as Adam Wierciak (Ottawa, Ill./Marquette H.S.) crossed the finish line in a time of 56.94 seconds, 1.99 seconds ahead of teammate Derek Augustynowicz (Tinley Park, Ill./Victor J. Andrew H.S.).
The Crusaders ended the meet with a third place effort in the 4x400m relay as Jeff Moscinski (Rockford, Ill./Christian Life H.S.), Wierciak, Jones, and Raphael Awoseyin (Port Harcourt, Rivers, Nigeria/Greater Tomorrow S.S.) crossed the finish line in 4:07.79.
Valpo will return to action next weekend when the squad divides between meets at the Butler Twilight and the Puma Invitational hosted by St. Joseph's.
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Row 2: Ch 3, turn, dc in same sp, 2 dc in each st across.
Row 3: Ch 3, turn, dc in same sp, dc in next st, *2 dc in next st, dc in next st; rep from * across.
Row 4: Ch 2 (does not count as st), turn, *hdc in each of next 2 sts, 2 hdc in next st; rep from * across.
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For each half, ch 90, then work Rows 1-4 as for Scarf.
Sew halves together so that each half curls away from the center back.
Continue with Finishing as for one-piece Scarf.
Wrap yarn around cardboard 40 times. Cut a piece of yarn 10" (25.5cm) long and thread doubled onto large-eyed blunt needle. Insert needle under all strands at upper edge of cardboard. Pull tightly and knot securely. Cut yarn loops at lower edge of cardboard. Cut another piece of yarn and wrap tightly around loops 1-1/2" (4cm) below top knot to form Tassel neck. Knot securely; thread ends onto needle and weave ends to center of Tassel. Tie a Tassel to each end of Scarf. Trim Tassel ends evenly.
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At Fortune's Brainstorm Green conference, NRG Energy CEO David Crane unveiled a new product that provides shade and solar energy -- and it doesn't rely on rooftop panels or the electricity grid.
By Brian O'Keefe, assistant managing editor
FORTUNE -- If all goes according to plan for NRG Energy, solar power will soon be the hot new thing in shade.
At Fortune's Brainstorm Green conference this week, the power generation and utility company previewed an innovative new product that it is calling the Solar Canopy -- essentially a gazebo with solar panels on top.
NRG Energy (NRG) CEO David Crane says that the company will begin selling the Solar Canopy by the end of the year in four sizes: large and small models for both residential and commercial use. Pricing has yet to be finalized.
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The canopy units will supplement the power that customers' homes get from the grid, and can be set up to operate as replacement power in individual homes if a storm or other event knocks out electricity.
Indeed, the inspiration for the Solar Canopy came last fall, says Crane, when Hurricane Sandy left thousands of households in New Jersey without electricity for an extended period, including many of the roughly 18,000 who have installed solar panels on their roofs. The standard setup for residential panels doesn't allow them to be used until the grid is repaired and operational.
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Joey Barton faces two charges on violent conduct
QPR bad boy Joey Barton has been charged with two acts of violent conduct by the Football Association after he lost his head in his side's defeat by Manchester City.
Barton was sent off for elbowing Carlos Tevez and then proceeded to kick Sergio Aguero before he tried to headbutt Vincent Kompany.
The FA said in a statement: "The FA has today charged Queens Park Rangers midfielder Joey Barton in relation to two acts of alleged violent conduct during Sunday's match against Manchester City at the Etihad Stadium.
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Peoria >Food & Dining > Abuelo's Mexican Food Embassy
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Mon. - Thu., Sun. 11am - 9:30am;Fri. - Sat. 11am - 10:30pm
Everytime I've been to Abuelo's we've always recieved top notch service, food, and atmosphere. Resteraunt is always busy.
Lost Quality – Atmosphere is decent and wait staff is adequate but the food was not very good. First and foremost Abuelo's is way too spicy for the most folks in the Phoenix area. There is only one salsa and is hot. Most Mexican food places have a choice of at least two salsas: hot and mild (pico de gallo).
For each choices we had tonight the food tasted like it was laden with cayenne pepper. Nothing was flavorful. The sad thing is in the past this restaurant offered flavorful meals with a low amount of added spice.
Bottom line is I could not eat my enchiladas, retried beans or the Mexican rice. The owner ship needs to get a clue of whom they are catering to.
Abuelo's Terrible Service Embassy – I wish i was able to provide a review about the food but we left before ordering. The service was awful! We sat for 20 minutes (not an exaggeration) without recognition from the server. We even approached the hostess and manger, who both went to speak to the server, but she still ignored us. 3 other tables sat by us, only one of which she decided to serve.... so we left. The restaurant was nearly empty, but even if it was busy a little 'hey ill be right back" would make things okay. One bad experience is enough for us. There are plenty of other good businesses that deserve our money. DO NOT waste your time on this place.
Terrible Food at Abuelos – This was my first time eating at Abuelos and certainly my last. I test the Chile Relleno at every restaurant in Arizona that offers it and theirs was certainly the worst. The food came as essentially soup on a plate. The dish was completely flat with no differentiation between the beans, papas con chiles, or cheese, running together in one soupy mess. It looked like it was microwaved preprepared, and when asked the waitress stated the dishes are made the morning of and reheated when ordered. Even if you're ordering dinner it was made that morning, so it's not fresh and not made to order. The Chile Relleno itself was about 3 inches big, the smallest Chile Relleno I've seen. 90% of the plate was the side dish mush. If you want a great Chile Relleno in Arizona and great food in general, I recommend El Encanto in Cave Creek, Arizona or Z'Tejas in Scottsdale, but definitely avoid Abuelos.
Patrons of this upscale Tex-Mex chain choose from a wide variety of dishes made with fresh ingredients. – In Short
The decor is the star attraction with colonial-style architecture, vibrant murals of Mexican life, and stone statuary resembling a wealthy landowner's rural hacienda. Entrees include Tex-Mex staples--enchiladas and fajita tacos--with a few surprises such as bacon-wrapped beef tenderloin and grilled mahi mahi. Sweets include the creamy caramel-flavored dulce de leche cheesecake and the rich chocolate flan drizzled with Kahlua cream sauce.
Great Food – Abuelo's was recommended to us by our realtor when my husband and I were here from Oregon. We loved it!! The food was great, the service was awesome, and the atmosphere was beautiful. Since then we have taken my parents there when they came down to visit and our kids always choose to go there when we are trying to decide where to go out to eat. Everything that we have ever eaten was awesome. We highly recommend this restaurant.
Great food and service – My wife and I ate dinner here on March 30 of 07 and found the service prompt (even though the place was packed) and the food was outstanding. The chips are thin, the salsa flavorful, but not too hot, and the entrees were superb.
This has become our favorite Mexican restaurant here in the Phoenix area.
Horrible service. – My wife and I just walked out of this place in disgust. We came to Abuelo's because we heard the food was good. When we walked in we asked for a table for 2. The hostess we were speaking to asked the hostess to her right to seat us at table 82. We walked all the way to the back right hand side of the restaurant passing several people enjoying their meals and 2 empty booths on the way to a dark corner table. I asked the hostess if we could please be seated in one of the 2 unoccupied booths behind us which were better lit and away from the wait staff service station. She said very rudely.. "We don't have a server working that area.? I politely asked "Who is serving the people we passed in the booths right next to the one we are requesting?" She starred blankly and didn't answer. She then proceeded to grab the excess place settings and mumbled "Enjoy your meal" and walked away. Snobby service cannot be made up for by the food. Upscale or not, you don't treat new or return customers badly. There is no excuse for this hostess. My wife and I will NEVER again consider eating at this restaurant. There are numerous restaurants in the area that want your business and are willing to go out of their way to make your visit enjoyable. Choose any of these restaurants to spend your money. Abuelo's is not worth your time. Date visited: 3/23/07 3:45PM.
Good food and experience – My wife, our two girls, (ages 3 1/2 and 1) and I decided to give this new restaurant a try and we are glad that we did. The ambience is wonderful and the facility and staff are very kid friendly. Our two girls were being a bit antsy, therefore, we were not able to fully appreciate the total experience. My wife ordered an enchilada plate which she stated was excelent; I ordered steak and enchilada, which was very good! During our visit they had just introduced a new appetizer (can't remember what the name is) that we ordered and it was yummy. The service was above average. We plan to visit Abuelo's again soon.
From the colorful meals made with regional ingredients to the courtyard setting, this place exudes Old-World Mexico. – In Short
When it comes to Mexican food, the options are vast in the Southwest, but Abuelo's offers a refreshing combination of inventive foods in an atmosphere that was designed, inside and out, to replicate a rustic Mexican courtyard from many years past. The statues throughout Abuelo's are hand-carved by artists in the stone-carving villages around Guadalajara, Mexico, and the murals, artifacts and lush greenery add to the faux historic charm.
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The final call is strictly blue grass vs. blue blood.
Louisville, the top overall No.1 team in the tournament, will play Michigan from the Big Ten, the nation's top overall conference this season.
Everyone else — thanks for participating.
In Saturday's national semifinal games in front of a football-sized Georgia Dome crowd, Louisville held off interloper Wichita State, 72-68, then Michigan survived the vortex that had been Syracuse's zone defense, 61-56.
Louisville will be seeking its first title since 1986, and Michigan hasn't won since 1989. The Wolverines got to the title game in 1992 and '93, but then Chris Webber called a timeout he didn't have.
Both of Saturday's games ended with the losing team down by three with a chance to tie the score.
Only one team, though, got a legitimate chance.
In the thrilling nightcap, Syracuse's Trevor Cooney missed his shot and the game ended with a christening slam dunk by Michigan's Jordan Morgan.
Hail to the Victors Valiant!
Wichita State, unfortunately, was derailed not by a player, but by a rule.
Down by three points, Shockers freshman Ron Baker had the rebound in hand and a chance to tie the score with six seconds left.
He was then tied up by Louisville's Luke Hancock and felled by one of the dumbest rules in sports — the alternate possession on a held ball.
It was a bang-bang play, one the officials might let go for another second.
Instead, Louisville got possession on the alternate arrow.
Wichita State had to quickly foul again and Russ Smith, with five clock ticks left, made one of two free-throw attempts to clinch the game.
Are you kidding me?
Not only did James Naismith's original rules of basketball include the jump ball, it called for a jump after every made basket.
The alternate rule was implemented because officials couldn't toss the ball properly.
My advice: Send the refs to "jump ball" camp.


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@MeteorCat- Thanks man
work work work
Finished hand challenge, im going to do more of these 100 challenges i think
daang, nice dedication to those hand studies. and as i can see the life drawing class has started back up. I'll be showing up to the class around the end of the semester. anyways, just letting you know that you are doing a good job and that i haven't fallen off the edge of the planet. I'm working on something reallllly big for at the moment. It is for an art contest. winner gets a 22 inch cintiq hd and my intuos 3 is half broken... So I had to stop the challenge for the dan warren's mentorship thing because I have to get a new wacom tablet fast. but yeah, that's pretty much what is going on with me. But I can definitely see more progress from the looks of things from mine and yours work.
P.S. If you'd like to see the stages of what I'm working on you can Skype me. I'll send you a PM with my Skype address thing in case you want to see.
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@Jmob- Daam good luck with that contest man, a cintiq would be awesome to have, ill add you on skype to see whats up
Needless to say i suck at drawing faces so its time to draw 100 or em! also im working on a Frank Frazetta study in acrylics.
more crappy faces
wow man very impressive dedication, seeing you work so hard makes me work harder! BRING IT!
also if youre doing faces, i try to always think of the eyes as half diamonds, it helps you to turn them in perspective and space easier, its all in kevin chen demo pages (they are not sorted though so you ahve to look for the info on your own) http://www.angelfire.com/art3/kchendemos/
my sketchbook! Drawing like a maniac!!
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Destroy your weaknesses! theres nothing more to it! stop bitching grab that pencil and sketch Away!
@lionheartGFX- Thanks for the advice and link those notes are awesome!
So here's stuff from today 39 more faces btw till 100
i see a lot of good practicing going on here! maybe level out the amount of digital and imagination work with the traditional work you do, other than that keep going!
@Kevin_- Thanks man, yea im gunna start leveling it out i definatly need to do more imaginative work and digital stuff
so tired of drawing head O.o only 10 more
hit one hundred hopefully i got better at faces? idk but yea gunna start doin more vanderpool studies and stuff out of my mind
more studies and life drawing then some stuff from mind, im going to start doing alot more stuff from my mind
wooo, keep it coming. Also, that's a nice link that lionheart dropped. GOGOGOoOOOoOOooOOoOO!
Sketchbook > http://www.conceptart.org/forums/sho...13#post3372113
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deviantart> http://cow321.deviantart.com/
website> http://jnmobley.blogspot.com/
@Job- haha yeep that link is awesome
more work comin in
life drawin, and progress on study in acrylics which are hard as hell to use O.o
you're doing great !! lots of drawing, bit of painting, that's what you need !!! Keep it up, and i'm coming back to see your improvments !!!Cheers !
@kikindaface- Thanks man, appreciate it!! love seeing new people around here
Today's stuff
gotta attack the stuff u suck at most
stuff practicing perspective
my sketchbook is boring i wish i was good at art
haha, boring sketchbook eh? welcome to the club! haha. After a year's worth of hard work my work is still boring. gotta keep pushing! HEY, your proportions are MUCH better now. niiiice. in some drawings the head still gets a little big but you are definitely catching yourself more than you were in the past. progress, progress, progress.
Sketchbook > http://www.conceptart.org/forums/sho...13#post3372113
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@Jmob- Thanks man, i just gotta keep going like u said, never gunna give up
today i worked in my cold ass garage in acrylics, and did this study in photoshop
without ref i suck, still not good ennough got to keep pushing
a sloppy study and quick environment that sucks
Hey mate thanks for visiting my sketchbook. Your so called 'sloppy' study is a huge improvement if you ask me. The brush strokes on her face are wonderful! Keep up the hard work, it's paying off
Free for commissioned work
@MeteorCat- Hey, thanks man im trying
Here's a face from my mind today if anyone can give me some critique on the would be great
good work with proportions on the latest head from imagination! what looks off is the placing of the mouth. the mouth, as you know, protrudes much more than you have it. if you were to just lasso it and move it out more to the right so it makes it look like it's more prominent this would look a thousand times better imo. So, for color, try to exaggerate the sections of color within the face. so traditionally, you'd want the top portion (from the brow up) would be more yellow and the middle section (from brow to bottom of nose) would be redder, and the bottom portion would be grayer or greener. this will add a lot more diversity to your skin tones. once you learn to implement those things within simple lighting you can then play with funky colors of light where all that really matters if it is in the right value (you can play with chroma once you get a better handle of saturation). As a tip, you should do some sargent studies, and paint them in ONLY values. once you do that, you can then paint in color mode to add washes of color that mimic the master paintings colors. Do this many times. So much progress since the beginning when you started. keep it up! gogogogoogogoggooooo!
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I like legs you draw in an higher post... we can feel volumes...
@Jmob- Thanks for the crit really appreciate that helped me a lot
@dessinateurimpulsif- Thank you
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Knicks' Anthony confronts Celtics' Garnett at team bus after chippy game
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The man they call 'Melo was decidedly un-mellow after the Celtics defeated the Knicks 102-96 at Madison Square Garden on Monday night.
Knicks forward Carmelo Anthony and Celtics big man Kevin Garnett got tangled up in a series of physical sequences on the court. After the game, Anthony took his frustration with Garnett to the arena's back hallways, waiting for his fellow All-Star by the Celtics' bus after reportedly waiting for him outside the visitors' locker room.
CSNNE.com captured video of Anthony waiting by the Celtics' bus with a number of security guards standing in between him and the door as Boston's players loaded up after the game. The Associated Press reported that Anthony visited Boston's locker room as well.
The Knicks forward went toward the Celtics locker room after the game to keep shouting, taking his frustrations from the court right along with him.
Anthony left without talking to reporters, and the Knicks wouldn't comment on Anthony's postgame trip in the wrong direction. MSG Network reported the incident, in which security had to step in and send Anthony back in the right direction, as it went to its postgame show.
The AP also reported that Garnett denied any postgame locker room incident.
"Listen, heat of the battle, man. Guys go back and forth. He's trying to get his team to go, I'm trying to get my team to go, both teams are colliding, not to mention that it's the Knicks and the Celtics," Garnett said. "Just what it is, man."
The New York Daily News reported that Garnett was unsure why Anthony was waiting for him by the bus and that Knicks coach Mike Woodson helped defuse the situation.
The bad blood began with 9:03 remaining in the fourth quarter and the Celtics leading 82-78. Boston had the ball and the two stars jockeyed for position, getting extremely physical, but neither was called for a foul. The two then jawed back and forth as they came back up the court and were hit with double technical fouls.
Here's a look at the on-court incident.
Newsday reported that Woodson and Celtics coach Doc Rivers did their best to stay out of it afterward.
When Woodson was asked about it, he cut off the question before it was asked. "I don't know anything about that," he said. "I'm not even going to comment on that. If you want to talk about the game, we can do that."
Celtics coach Doc Rivers was a little more forthcoming. "I'm going to let you all figure that one out," he said. "I'm going to stay out of that. If it was the playoffs, I'd tell on him. But since it's not, I'm just going to be quiet."
The NBA will have no choice but to review the incident, as it did after reports of a postgame incident involving Thunder center Kendrick Perkins and Grizzlies forward Zach Randolph in November. Threats, intimidation and escalation are generally no-no's under commissioner David Stern's watch, so it's possible, if not likely, that Anthony will face disciplinary action.
The Knicks don't play their next game until Thursday, when they visit the Pacers in Indianapolis, so the league will have a few days to determine its course of action. The Celtics next play Wednesday against the Suns in Boston, in the event Garnett faces disciplinary action for his role in the exchange.
There isn't much precedent to work with here, although Trail Blazers forward Rasheed Wallace was suspended seven games for "accosting and threatening" referee Tim Donaghy in the Rose Garden's loading dock after a 2003 game in Portland.
Anthony finished with 20 points, five assists and three rebounds and shot only 6-of-26 from the field in 37 minutes. Garnett had 19 points, 10 rebounds, two assists and three steals in 38 minutes for the Celtics, who won without the suspended Rajon Rondo. Boston improved to 17-17 with its third consecutive victory. New York fell to 23-11.
no comment on Anthony's behavior, but KG is one of the dirtiest players in the league and getting dirtier with age. this clip is hilarious. watch how many times he completes a body motion with an elbow raise. he hits anthony on the screen, in the kidney when Anthony posts, and even hits the other defender following the shooter. it's like a natural reaction to be dirty
Ok, seriously? We did this in high school. Maybe you got into a beef with someone during lunch and you wanted to "discuss it" (wink, wink) after school, so you waited for him at the door. Melo, you're a grown man and you want to fight him after the game? Really? Please don't try to tell me that you wanted to discuss your differences over a cup of latte or whatever.
I don't know why but I am just speechless over this.
KG has to do something with this team. If it is to piss of all the other teams he has to do it. These guys are on there final run and they are 17-17. If you look at the Knicks, Heat, Pacers and Bulls w/o Rose Where do the Celtics fall in line. These guys are just not that good. It is time for Garnet to be a role player on a different team. Paul Pierce has to be the 6 man on a differnt team and Rondo cant go screw himself.
KG is a dirty player and I don't blame Carmelo for getting upset, but waiting by the bus is too much. He should have been waiting at his house. Just kidding. No place for this type of reaction. Come on Melo, you are better than that. The Dictator Comish will probably levy some fines. He shouldn't but he probably will. Maybe Anthony was waiting to wish him a safe trip back to Boston. :)
@lshaffer_69 Can't go screw himself?
In today's sociey, anything that resembles a "threat" is taken seriously, so Stern really has no choice but to take disciplinary action against Melo.
@eddie577 I wouldn't call Garnett a dirty player, he just runs his mouth all game and I think since Melo was 6-25 from the field he was a little frustrated and let it get to him. MVP he is not


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The Toronto Blue Jays' starting rotation in 2012 was both pained (Kyle Drabek and Drew Hutchison underwent Tommy John surgery) and painful to watch (they ranked 10th in the American League in ERA). GM Alex Anthopoulos hopes he solved those rotation woes by taking on salary in the Marlins' latest roster purge, acquiring Josh Johnson and Mark Buehrle as part of a 12-player deal.
Johnson will team with the Jays' other brittle-but-brilliant ace, Brandon Morrow, to give the club arguably the game's best pair of sliders among starting pitchers. Johnson and Morrow unleash upper-80s breakers that they bury at hitters' knees, producing precious little hard contact. Marlins owner Jeffrey Loria has his Picassos, but Anthopoulos and the Jays are fine slider connoisseurs.
Both right-handers feature power sliders, with Johnson averaging 86.9 MPH (10th-highest among qualified starters) and Morrow sitting at 87.2 MPH (sixth-highest). But these guys do more than merely throw hard -- they command their sliders exceptionally well. Take a look at Johnson and Morrow's pitch location with their sliders this past season:
Johnson's slider location in 2012
Morrow's slider location in 2012
Johnson threw his slider to the bottom third of the strike zone about 78% of the time, trailing only Zack Greinke among starters. Morrow also stayed low, locating the pitch down about 66% of the time. For comparison's sake, the MLB average for starters is about 54%.
Why does that matter? Pitchers thrive when they keep their sliders down. MLB starters surrendered just a .266 opponent slugging percentage on low sliders this past year, far lower than their .472 mark on middle-zone sliders and .367 slugging percentage on high sliders. By routinely cutting off batters at the knees with sliders, Johnson and Morrow limited extra-base knocks. Morrow had the lowest opponent slugging percentage on his slider among all starters, and Johnson also cracked the top 15:
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Here is why all the texas talk is hogwash. Look at the BCS standings coaching in the sec gives you a one game advantage over all other conf. No one is bemoaning Okie st to jump into the title game. Next year they would be fighting to make the final four. Any sec coach that goes to texas gives up that nice little cushion that has helped our conf win 7 straight titles.
How'd ya like to be Mack Brown? The guy still has a shot to win 10 games this season — if Texas upsets Baylor and wins its bowl — but all anyone wants to talk about is who will replace him.
Brown says he's going nowhere. In fact, his people have responded to rumors of boosters trying to push him out by suggesting the coach would sue anyone who tries to undermine him — a novel approach, to say the least. But AD DeLoss Dodds is walking away. That's one less big Brown supporter in the Longhorns' org chart. And rumors persist that Brown will either step down or he shoved aside soon.
So yesterday, Pete Thamel of SI.com tried to play matchmaker between Texas and Gus Malzahn before the Horns have even divorced themselves from Brown. His message to Malzahn was simple:
"Get out of Auburn as fast as you can.
There's an expectation that the Texas job will open in the next few weeks. According to a source, Malzahn has told friends privately that coaching the Longhorns is his dream job. If confronted with the choice between Auburn and Austin, it's a no-brainer move for Malzahn to bolt. The best job in the Big 12 is a much more stable plan than The Plains, as even a play-caller of Malazahn's acumen isn't likely to make adjustments to historical trends.
History tells us that Auburn coaches — no matter how successful — don't have long and stable professional careers. Just as Terry Bowden, who started 11-0 in 1993. Or Tommy Tuberville, who went 13-0 in 2004 after a failed coup to hire Bobby Petrino. Or Gene Chizik, who got fired two seasons are going 14-0 and winning the national title."
For his part, Malzahn danced around Thamel's report when he was asked for a response.
"The response is, I'm tickled to death to be the head coach of the Auburn Tigers," he said yesterday. "I'm very blessed to be the head coach of the Auburn Tigers. I really appreciate the guys that gave me this opportunity and believed in me. We are playing for the SEC championship, so it's been a good year."
Yes, a good year. But you may have noticed Malzahn did not in any way, shape or form deny Thamel's suggestion that he would be interested in the Texas job. Perhaps Malzahn is just trying to live by Chapter One of agent Jimmy Sexton's playbook — "Milk outside interest and reports of outside interest for better contracts and bigger buyouts." Sexton is indeed Malzahn's agent.
But heading into an SEC title game that could/should open a door to the BCS Championship Game, wouldn't most coaches want to nix this type of distraction straight away?
Whether Thamel is right about the dream job thing or not, he nails the rest of his argument for splitting from Auburn. It's one of the least stable jobs in the SEC as evidenced recently by Chizik's fast-as-lightning slide from king to fool. Tiger fans won't like to read this, but Auburn has been on major NCAA probation more times than any other SEC football program. And no matter how good the Tigers become, they will always play second-fiddle to Alabama. That rivalry is too heated for one team to stay on top record-wise for long. Which means the default position is Alabama — the SEC's winningest all-time program (with more than a few NCAA tussles of its own) — in the #1 spot. The state is named Alabama, not Auburn. So when folks think football in Alabama, "Alabama" will always be top of mind. No way around that.
Back on June 27th of this year we laid out many of the same arguments as Thamel when we suggested Malzahn would be the first of the SEC's new coaches to get gone:
"Of the four new coaches in the league this year, it's likely that Malzahn will get off to the best start as his roster appears to boast the most talent. In other words, Auburn's new coach is going to have to deal with big expectations more quickly than his fellow newbies. Worse, he happens to be coaching in the same state as Nick Saban and that's not a guy you want to play second fiddle to at the moment. Then there's Auburn's pesky habit of finding itself in a scandal or in NCAA hot water. Pat Dye's tenure ended in scandal. Tommy Bowden's tenure ended in scandal. Tommy Tuberville was a victim of grand expectations and Saban's arrival. Gene Chizik won, dealt with scandal, and then saw his program collapse."
That's not to say Auburn is a bad job. It's actually one of the top six in the SEC all-time. But there are a lot of obstacles and a lot of high expectations. Malzahn topped Saban and won the West Division this season — a tremendous job — but he needed a tipped Hail Mary and a Saban gaffe in the Iron Bowl to do it. And who do you think will wind up with the higher-rated recruiting class in February regardless? Who will continue to get the lion's share of the pub in the Heart of Dixie? Auburn won a national title in 2010 and then had to spend the next three seasons hearing "Saban this" and "Bama that."
Whether Texas is Malzahn's dream job or not, there's no denying it's better to be at the #1 "name" school in a state — sorry, A&M fans — in a 10-team league than to be at the #2 school in a state and playing in a 14-team league with a conference championship game. An easier path to BCS titles? Texas has it.
Malzahn has been quick to jump at better opportunities on his path to the head coach's office at Auburn. The Tiger job is his sixth since 2001. Would he be willing to do another one-year stint at a school — as he did at Arkansas State — and then bounce? If so, Texas would be a great big, wealthy, traditionally-strong landing spot.
Update: Auburn signs Malzahn to contract extension.


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After a series win over Georgia State as part of a 4-1 week, James Madison will make the one-hour trip to Charlottesville on Wednesday for a 6 p.m. game at Davenport Field against No. 5 Virginia.
JMU had lost 11 straight heading into last week before turning momentum towards the positive direction. The Dukes snapped the skid with a comeback win at Radford and followed that with a 10th-inning victory at Longwood on Wednesday. Madison dropped a tight game one against GSU, 14-12, but recovered to win again in extra innings, 9-8, and rallied with four runs in the eighth to overcome an early 5-0 deficit and defeat the Panthers 8-5.
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JMU hit .353 during the five-game week with five players hitting .391 or better. The Dukes averaged a combination of eight walks and hit batters per game for a .459 on-base percentage. Madison hit .365 during the three-game series with Georgia State, including 15 doubles while limiting the nation's doubles leader to six.
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In addition to the breakout week by Roberts, infielder Conner Brown hit .471 for the week and .636 (7-for-11) in the series against the Panthers. He went to the plate 16 times in the series and reached base in 12 of those 16 plate appearances with two singles, three doubles, a triple, a home run, four walks and a hit by pitch. The highlight of his weekend was becoming the first JMU player in 13 years to hit for the cycle when he went 4-for-4 with a walk in the opener against GSU.
On the mound, Chris Huffman showed why he is one of the top arms for the Dukes as he posted a 0.00 ERA in six innings with three saves and a win in four appearances. He earned one-inning saves by protecting two-run margins against Radford and Longwood and holding a three-run lead in the GSU finale. In Saturday's extra-innings win over the Panthers, he entered an 8-8 game in the eighth and pitched three scoreless frames to allow the Dukes to rally for the win. He was named CAA Co-Pitcher of the Week.
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Virginia enters the week at No. 5 in the country after sweeping previously No. 6 Florida State by scores of 9-2, 2-0 and 5-2 as part of an overall four-game winning streak. The Cavaliers set a program record for series attendance with 13,890 on hand for the three games, including sellouts of 4,980 in each of the last two. They have a home game with Richmond Tuesday before hosting the Dukes Wednesday.
UVA is hitting .302 as a team and boats a 2.63 team ERA while limiting opponents to a .233 batting average. Six starters are hitting .300 or better, led by Mike Papi at .376 with nine doubles and five home runs. His on-base percentage of .516 ranks just behind JMU senior Johnny Bladel with both players ranking in the top 10 in the nation. In the power department, Derek Fisher is hitting .320 with eight doubles, three triples and five home runs while Brandon Downes sits at .302 with 12 doubles, four triples and six home runs.
Series History
Virginia leads the all-time series 37-24-1 and is 12-1-1 against the Dukes over the last 14 meetings. Prior to that time, JMU had won six in a row to cut UVA's series lead to 25-23. Last year, the Cavaliers claimed two of three meetings with another ending in a tie. The teams had a 4-4 stalemate in a neutral game during the first weekend of the season in Myrtle Beach. Virginia then won 14-6 in Harrisonburg on March 6 and 15-5 in Charlottesville on April 4.
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As the Democratic presidential candidates held pre-primary rallies yesterday in Indiana and North Carolina, and presumptive Republican nominee John McCain spoke to the Charlotte Chamber of Commerce, another major-party presidential candidate continued his own quest for nomination, headlining a "Freedom Rally" on a Fort Wayne, Ind., university campus.
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